Boost Mode Spa and DPC

About Boost Mode Spa and DPC

What is Boost Mode Spa and DPC?

Boost Mode Spa and DPC is a Direct Primary Care practice at 102 Water Street in Chardon, Ohio, and it serves people in Geauga and surrounding Counties. Tina Butt, FNP-C, is the owner and CEO and the only prescriber named. The practice started as an IV hydration spa. After 3 years in business, Tina added Direct Primary Care. It also offers IV nutrition and vitamin injections, health coaching, lifestyle medicine, and weight management.

The practice says it offers hormone therapy. In its own words: "We do this by using a mix of FDA approved bio-identical HRT vs. compounded bio-identical HRT." Lifestyle medicine can be delivered in person or by telehealth, and Thursday is virtual only. Office hours are Monday 10am to 3pm, Tuesday 9am to 6pm, Wednesday 9am to 3pm, Thursday 11am to 5pm (virtual only), and Friday 9:30am to 3pm, and they may change. Google shows a 4.9 rating from 63 reviews under the category weight loss service.

What does it cost?

The consultation is $175 for a 1 hour appointment. Lifestyle medicine is $68 a month, or $99 per visit as needed. Direct Primary Care for adults 18 and older without Medicare or Medicaid has a $125 initial enrollment fee, then $100 a month. A child aged 14 to 17 can join for $68 a month, paired with an adult membership. A family of 2 adults and up to 2 children is $300 a month, plus $50 per additional dependent. Employers can enroll staff through a small business plan at $100 per employee to start and $85 per employee each month, with a minimum of 5 employees.

BOOST Basic is $174 a month per individual. It includes 1 IV hydration, 1 vitamin injection, and an annual exam, and it is subject to approval based on health history. Cancelling BOOST Basic requires 30-day written notice by email. The practice is cash pay only.

It does not publish prices for hormone therapy or weight-loss medication, and it does not say whether medication is included in a monthly fee.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription for hormone therapy or any weight-loss medication, and whether that will be Tina Butt, FNP-C. Ask which hormones are FDA approved and which are compounded, since the practice says it uses both, and what each option costs. The practice does not name any weight-loss medication, so ask which ones it prescribes and what they cost. Ask whether the monthly fee covers the medication or whether it is billed separately.

Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, and whether a hormone visit can be done by telehealth. Ask whether the $175 consultation counts toward a membership, and whether the Direct Primary Care membership has the same 30-day written cancellation notice as BOOST Basic. Because the practice is cash pay only, ask whether any part of a bill can go to insurance.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want an ongoing cash-pay relationship with one nurse practitioner for primary care, IV and vitamin services, or lifestyle support, and you are willing to ask about medication and hormone costs before you book. If you need published prices for hormone or weight-loss medication before you call, this practice does not list them.

Sources: boostmodespa.com, boostmodespa.com/about, boostmodespa.com/contact, boostmodespa.com/memberships, boostmodespa.com/staff

Services Offered

Hours

Monday: 10am – 3pm Tuesday: 9am – 6pm Wednesday: 9am – 3pm Thursday: 11am – 5pm (Virtual only) Friday: 9:30am – 3pm

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